Pet Carrier options

[Dan_Ashley]

UPDATE: Of course after I had written this, I found the online instructions. CLICK HERE TO SEE THE INSTRUCTIONS!

I strap in six locations just to be extra sure. One day I arrived at the park, and one of the corners had jiggled loose. That is why I over do it. The instructions say this: "It is very important that you inspect allstraps before and after every use to make sure all straps are in working order." That is good advice.

 

[Bob Denman]

:agree: Absolutely!
The cargo is just too precious for "almosts" :yikes: nojoke

 

[SpydermanCT]

How about ....

 

[jthornton]

How about ....

That would be big enough for Cocoa (65 lb mostly Lab) but getting her to jump in would be the fun part!

JT

 

[SpydermanCT]

The lid and dog carrier is for sale if anyone is interested.

 

[Bob Denman]

How would that modified 622 work for a cranky spouse?

 

[Barbwire]

We have traveled with our pets for 15 years now and we have tried every kind of carrier you can think of. My favorite so far is the Kuryakyn Pet Palace. My Shih Tzu runs for the Spyder, puts her paws up on the Web Boards and hops to get up in her bag. The first thing she does is squeak her toy that I keep in her carrier. Safety is my first concern and protecting her if we ever have an accident. I do not let her hang her head out while we are moving but she loves that carrier.

 

[lookerjdc]

I tried a pet palace and it was slightly too small for my pooch, so the self design pvc project seems to be my only real option

 

[PrairieSpyder]

Why not take both of them
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I like this idea. Even though I usually ryde solo, it's easier to get on/off the Spyder with the back seat clear. I also don't want to add a rack to the rear trunk because I use my top-cover every night and it wouldn't fit over that.

Did you say you're selling these? If so, how much? Thanks.